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Rosie’s Wine Bar

4.1 (51 reviews)
Open • 3:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Michelle V.

Stopped by Tuesday night around 6 pm for paella night and it was packed! We missed happy hour from until 6 pm I believe (possibly 5-6?) for half off spritz's But I did try the Hugo spritz and it was delicious!! Paella is $32 a person with a side of bread included Both amazing!! Loved eating the paella with the bread on the side The plate is a good portion size but still on the pricier side Beautiful small interior Mainly bar seating inside and plenty of outdoor seating but still a cute small spot

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Leland L.

Probably my fav spot I visited in Austin! We waited an hour plus for a table but it was well worth it. The patio vibes are amazing. We each got a glass of the orange wine and split a few dishes. The steak frites was INCREDIBLE and cooked perfectly. Also loved the caviar toast!! Such an enjoyable place and feels very local and neighborly.

Harrison C.

This was my favorite meal in all of Austin! The food was delicious, the wine was amazing, the patio superb, and the staff friendly! It was so worth the wait! We got the steak frites, caviar toast and orange wine! All so great! The patio was the perfect spot for a fun evening!

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Lana K.

Cute place. Went after the holiday weekend and was able to get a seat. Inside, there is bar seating and there are little round tables set up outside (European cafe vibe). A couple of the tables have umbrellas for shade. We ordered a couple appetizers to snack on with our cocktails. Yes, they have a couple cocktail options, but a larger wine selection hence wine bar. For cocktails, hop over next door to Howard's. It's also a cute bar... and owned by the same people. The appetizers and drinks were good. The service was not great given that it was not very busy. I'm glad that I got to at least give it a try. As other reviewers have stated, it does get busy from what I have seen from passing by and do expect to spend.

Lucy V.

Well, one year later, I came back and finally made it for paella night again and let me just tell you it is still as phenomenal as it was the first time. I know I've read that people complain about the seating and not having tables available. They do explain to you online to get their way in advance for time so you can get a table because they do not take reservations for this. I personally arrive at 5:00 PM since they start cooking at 5:30 PM and then by 6:00 PM it is ready to get served and it is amazing. Also, they have an amazing happy hour from 5 PM to 7 PM so you can enjoy this while waiting for your paella and with appetizers as well. Yes, the place is small but it is adorable and the staff is great as always.

Paella night on Tuesdays
Ang F.

Pro tip: Paella night on Tuesdays. Make sure to schedule a reservation as they do two sittings on the patio, one at 6 PM and one at 7:30 PM. Limited space at the bar for walk-ins. Probably the best paella I've found in town. While expensive, $34 per plate, and the plate is not large, but sufficient, the flavors are wonderful with a nice soccarat. Mussels, clams, shrimp, sausage, and chicken in the mix. A piece of toasted and buttered bread is served to start. Pairs well with a good Spanish Txakoli wine, and the Basque cheesecake to wrap up the experience.

Clau R.

My friend and I had been seeing Rosie's all over Instagram lately and decided to go for Tuesday paella on the patio. We found free street parking nearby in the Align parking lot (just a few spots and only free after 5pm). We put our name down at 5:30 and our table was ready at 7pm. In the meantime, we went Nextdoor to Howard's for a drink (owned by the same people). We were seated at a little table on the patio by the windows, and thank goodness because shortly after, it started pouring with rain. We were protected by the awning, but so many other tables had to scramble for cover. The paella is cooked outside, so they had to figure out an alternative, too. Despite all the chaos, everything was delicious! We each ordered paella ($32/person, and although the plate is small, they really pile it on there), the anchovies, and the jamón and manchego toast. The paella came with pan con tomate, which tasted mostly like garlic bread (and to be honest, I didn't see or taste tomato on it). Nevertheless, it was tasty! We each ordered a glass of wine to go with the meal and finished the night with a slice of basque cheesecake (sadly not pictured). All in all, with tip it came out to $158. Service was very attentive, and the ambiance was great, minus the rain! I would definitely come back and would recommend this to others, just be aware it is on the pricey side.

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Jasmine R.

My boyfriend and I enjoyed the ambiance here. The outside patio/seating is perfect for those warm afternoons when you just want to have a few cocktails outside! We got the calamari and the garden spritz, the calamari was delicious def recommend!

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Kim D.

Love it here especially on a night where temperatures are cool and comfortable. Small bar seating inside but tons of table seating outside on the cute patio. Huge wine selection and knowledgeable stuff. I love coming for their winter fondue nights. So fun!!

Spring L.

What a lovely date night spot! Their wines are delicious and they even have amazing n/a wines too. The Spanish snacks looked delicious but we had already had dinner. Next time we're definitely going to dig into the hams and charcuterie!

Cindy R.

One cold day on a trip to Austin, my husband and I wanted to have a glass of wine. We stopped in at Rosie's which was kind of hard to find. One there, we realized how small this place was. There was outdoor seating but got a chilly night we headed inside. Luckily there was a couple seats by the window bar. It was very dark (you have to use your cellphone to read the menu) and the music was pretty loud from a speaker over our heads. Everyone seemed very nice. The wine was good, but not as much variety as I expected. We ordered a cheese board (I wish I had gotten a pic). It was okay. Not sure I would go back anytime soon.

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Paella on the patio Tuesdays! Such a vibe. Cute patio - highly recommend. Everyone is so friendly.

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Great steak and frites wine was good. Aesthetically pleasing. Feels like you're in Italy. Service wasn't bad

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“The paella night was ok, we had lots of charred/burnt pieces in our food, I think it was the bottom of the pan.”

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